Free Blu-Ray Copying/Cloning Software

shopaholic32 on 10/07/2012 - 08:33

Moved to Forum: Original Link

Stumbled on to this from the Cnet website, can be handy to make copies for those expensive copies you own.
Not sure when the deal would end or how good it is, compared with some of the other software out there.
Any feedback on how well it works would be great.

From the website:
This Free Blu-ray Copy is professional and easy-to-use Blu-ray copying/cloning software. It can help users copy almost all Blu-ray disc/folder to Blu-ray disc or ISO files. This software allows users to copy full Blu-ray disc or just the main movie.

This Blu-ray Copy can provide users with the best output Blu-ray video quality. And the user-friendly interface of this powerful software makes Blu-ray copying operations much simple. And this software is absolutely free.

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Comments

  • [Deactivated] on 10/07/2012 - 08:45
    +1

    Should be in the Free Software forum.

  • Leonard on 10/07/2012 - 09:09
    +1

    Be careful when downloading software from Cnet and download.com - READ THE SCREENS. Cnet uses an "installer" which will add extras to your computer, such as different home sites and toolbars if you don't specifically decline them. Some virus scanners will detect it as malware. Google 'cnet + installer' for some interesting information.

  • perkinma on 10/07/2012 - 09:41
    +2

    Personally I think it is as dodgy as they come. Website has a series of errors or mis-statements on it in terms of its claims and I note that in the bottom right corner where it seems to have the 'endorsement' icons one of them is the McAfee icon but it does not link to McAfee (or anywhere). Only one of the five icons actually links anywhere. The only one that links through is Brothersoft where the claim is 'Editors Pick' but that endorsement is nowhere to be found on the Brothersoft site.

    I would avoid at all costs.

  • Vladdo on 10/07/2012 - 13:42
    +1

    This Free Blu-ray software is compatible with nearly all Blu-ray discs and it support Blu-ray in both NTSC and PAL formats.

    Wtf..? There is no NTSC/PAL on bluray..

    Also, does it actually decrypt m2ts files? Or does it just copy them? I find it hard to believe that a free product would decrypt files (and is kept up to date since decryption keys are changed all the time as new ones get cracked)..

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